A Center for American Progress report released Friday finds that media coverage of economic issues is biased and consistently fails to live up to expectations of balance and fairness.
David Madland writes, “Included in this analysis is coverage by the Los Angeles Times, New York Times, U.S.A. Today, Wall Street Journal, and Washington Post — the five papers with the largest circulation nationwide — alongside the three major TV broadcast networks, ABC News, CBS News, and NBC News, as well as the three leading cable news networks, CNN, FOX News, and CNBC. The four economic issues were chosen because they represent a range of economic issues that impact ordinary citizens and that many citizens have defined opinions about.
“Following is a highlight of the report’s findings:
Read more here, including the full report.
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It took a report to find this out? Please, next time send me the money and I'll tell you! :roll:
Notice HOW the businesses were covered isn't discussed. The major networks especially hate business. Every study we've done about it shows a decided bias against buisness. Since so many of those stories target businesses or industries, this is a key point.
Anyone who wants to discuss can contact me directly.